Tref at Disneyland

[MerryPrankster]

If a Tref falls at Disneyland....
does anybody hear it?

[CoasterMatt]

Originally Posted by MerryPrankster

If a Tref falls at Disneyland....
does anybody hear it?

Only if it lands on 27 guests and 2 employees, sending 18 to the hospital...

[Tref]

Originally Posted by MerryPrankster

If a Tref falls at Disneyland....
does anybody hear it?

I would hear it!

Tref Falls - I like the sound of that. I must
name a waterfall after me post haste.

Alas, nobody spotted me. Woe is Tref. Saturday has come
and gone. At least I still have my dollar. So, it is with much sadness that I return the Spot Tref For A Dollar prize money back into the vault, a.k.a. my wallet, for another four years.

Still, I did have a swell time. I don't think I have ever gone to Disneyland during the summer, and now I think that was probably a good thing. I could not help but feel a general sense of malaise over the park. I saw tempers flare a few times from both cast members and guests. Maybe it was due to the hot weather. I do not know.

I noticed one thing while I was there and tell me if this is not true, few people can pull off the line jump with any amount of grace & dignity. And by "line jump" I mean cutting through the queue by way of over or under the ropes. I saw many try. And I also saw many trip, stumble and catch their forehead on the ropes.

Billy Hill was great as usual. The whole act is great, but the lead Billy, in particular, is excellent. But something else struck me at the BH show -- chicken strips. I saw a lot of people eating chicken strips. Indeed, I have never seen so many chicken strips in one are. Litterally, hundreds, maybe thousands of chicken strips were being consumed during the show. Why the emphasis on chicken strips at the exclusion of all other foods at Disneyland? I do not know. What I do know is that Disney must have gotten a good price on chicken strips because THEY WERE EVERY-WHERE!

I think they are trying to squeeze in too much into the Jungle Cruise ride.

Tower of Terror was not as good as the one in Florida, but I guess everybody all ready knows that.

The Pooh ride was a travesty of a mockery. That ride cost all but ten cents. Yet, there were a few things I quite enjoyed about the ride, too, though they are overshadowed by the loss of the great Country Bears. Sad-ness.

Was something supposed to be new about Indiana Jones? I didn't see anything. I also noticed that the tracks no longer lead to the other doors of destiny. What happened?

I liked the fireworks.

I liked the bakery goods store at the end of the Pooh ride. I bought me a rice krispy treat dipped in choco-late. Anditwasgood.

I liked the California Screaming (?) roller coaster in DCA. That is one hell of a ride. On my other hand, I disliked the surfer dude countdown at the beginning.

I saw a collection of chewed gum stuck on a low ceiling whilst on the PotC ride. Yuck.

I likee the new skeleton painting in the hallway of the Haunted Mansion, but where did the other painting go --- and why change only one? Were their complaints?

Steve Martin looks like a puffy old woman in the 50th Anniversary film. Another bad face lift. Sad na lang.

The Tiki Room looks great.

I look great, too.

And that is all I can think of at the moment ...